Photo Supplement to Electronics Projects For Dummies
We have included below a few color photos as a supplement to the greyscale photos in Electronics Projects For Dummies. These photos might be useful when you are building the projects.
Making Light Dance to the Music:
In this project you make LEDs dance to different sound frequencies in music.
The completed breadboard for the Making Light Dance to the Music project, photo from page 104 of Electronics Projects For Dummies. See the note on my Home page regarding a few corrections for this project from the first printing of the book.
Hooking the LEDs, microphone, etc to the breadboard, photo from page 104 of Electronics Projects For Dummies.
Murmuring Merlin:
In this project you use a sound synthesizer IC to create a talking puppet.
The completed breadboard for the Murmuring Merlin project, photo from page 151 of Electronics Projects For Dummies.
Hooking the speaker, switches, etc to the breadboard, photo from page 157 of Electronics Projects For Dummies.
Dancing Dolphins:
In this project you make five groups of LEDs shaped like dolphins dance across the wall.
The completed breadboard for the Dancing Dolphins project, photo from page 229 of Electronics Projects For Dummies.
Taking a look at the wiring for a dolphin, photo from page 234 of Electronics Projects For Dummies.
A closer look at how the dolphins are wired, photo from page 235 of Electronics Projects For Dummies.
A Handy-Dandy Metal Detector:
In this project you build a hand held metal detector.
The breadboard for the Handy Dandy Metal Detector hooked up to potentiometer, switch, etc. Photo from page 294 of Electronics Projects For Dummies.
Sensitive Sam Walks the Line:
When you build Sensitive Sam the result is a line following Go-Kart with radio remote control to allow you to throw a few twists into his behavior.
The completed breadboard, photo from page 331 of Electronics Projects For Dummies.
Hooking the motors, sensors, etc to the breadboard, photo from page 338 of Electronics Projects For Dummies.
Couch Pet-ato:
In this project you build a gadget to keep your cat off the couch.
The completed breadboard for the Couch Pet-ato, photo from page 352 of Electronics Projects For Dummies
